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Typically, I use the RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR for application specific errors. By just using RAISE I know that any procedures that call my procedure will have the opportunity to handle the error themselves. Not sure if that would work with RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR, but why complicate matters when you don't have to? Alternatively, since you're a developer, you could shoot yourself.
Jeff Hunter
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